On Sat, Jul 7, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:

I noticed the versions vary between x.x.x and x.x-x and that some of the
versions import baselines and others import other versions. I've never seen
it done like that... what's the intention?

Usually, a version imports a baseline. However, imagine that you have several packages/projects and between version X and Y only changed a few packages.
Instead of having to re-put all versions of all packages in Y, you make Y import X and you just change the ones you want.

�

e.g.
"Baseline with dot imported by version with dash"
version145: spec
� � � � <version: '1.4-5' imports: #('1.4.1-baseline')>

"version importing another version"
version143: spec
� � � � <version: '1.4-3' imports: #('1.4-2')>

Cheers,
Sean

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